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* (detached from origin/tags/MyDevBranch-1.0) If you want to create a new branch to retain commits you create, you mayĭo so (now or later) by using -b with the checkout command again. State without impacting any branches by performing another checkout. You can look around, make experimentalĬhanges and commit them, and you can discard any commits you make in this Note: checking out 'origin/tags/MyDevBranch-1.0'. $git checkout origin/tags/MyDevBranch-1.0 Migrating Tags: Git svn clone command doesn’t create tags, follow below commands for creating tags and make them ready to push to remote.$ git checkout -b MyDevBranch origin/MyDevBranchīranch MyDevBranch set up to track remote branch MyDevBranch from origin. Git svn clone command makes master from trunk that is ready to be pushed to remote git repository.

Converting SVN Branches to Git Branches: If you will list branches at this time, you will get something like below.

You will have the project directory created, go into that and add remote git url as origin.

Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/pankaj/temp/SVN_TO_GIT/svn/.git/ $ git svn clone -r1:HEAD -no-minimize-url -stdlayout -no-metadata -authors-file authors.txt Passing –no-minimize-url will allow git svn to accept URLs as-is without attempting to connect to a higher level directory.įor other options, read git-svn documentation.

Use revision number when your project repository was created.

Run below command to use git svn clone to convert your SVN project into Git.

For me it’s 1 because I just created this sample SVN project for this tutorial. You will get the first revision number, if you have a bigger project with release cycles and you are importing from specific release, then this number could be something different.

Find the revision number at which project was created.

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$ svn log -q | awk -F '|' '/^r/ ' | sort -u > authors.txtĪfter this, you will have authors.txt file that will have all the authors details who have committed code into this SVN project. It’s a big command, make sure you put all these in a single command. First step is to create the authors file from the SVN commits, below is the command for that.Git Native Commands for SVN to Git Migration

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It’s free to use and my project git URL is GIT Repository: I am using Github as my repository.I have also created an extra file (README.txt) that is outside this directory hierarchy. Notice that I have a standard directory structure with trunk, branches and tags. Below image shows the directory structure. SVN Repository: I have created a public repository online, it’s URL is.First we will look into using Git native commands to migrate the SVN repository to Git repository and then see what are the drawbacks and then we will do the same thing with SVN2Git tool.